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• Shell-boring polychaetes affect gastropod shell strength and crab predation

  Mar Ecol Prog Ser 329:123-130 (2007)

  Crab predation may profoundly affect the structure of marine benthic mollusc populations and prey choice of crabs may be altered by organisms associated with their prey. We investigated effects of the…

  Keywords: Predation, Prey choice, Direct effects, Indirect effects, Epibiosis, Population dynamics

  Authors: Buschbaum C, Buschbaum G, Schrey I, Thieltges DW

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps329123

• Parasite-induced vulnerability to predation in larval anurans

  Dis Aquat Org 135:241-250 (2019)

  Within communities, pathogens and parasites have the potential to indirectly influence predator-prey interactions. For instance, prey that exhibit pathology or altered traits (e.g. behavioral shifts)…

  Keywords: Disease ecology, Parasite, Predation rate, Iridoviridae, Trait-mediated indirect effect, Parasite-induced vulnerability

  Authors: DeBlieux TS, Hoverman JT

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/dao03396

• Recreational fish feeding affects coastal fish behavior and increases frequency of predation on damselfish Chromis chromis nests

  Mar Ecol Prog Ser 310:165-172 (2006)

  Wildlife feeding has become an integral part of the range of activities offered to protected area visitors. In marine protected areas (MPAs), fish feeding may cause changes in the behavior, and thus…

  Keywords: Fish-feeding behavior, Indirect effects, Predation, Marine protected area, Mediterranean, Tourism

  Authors: Milazzo M, Anastasi I, Willis TJ

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps310165

• Comparison of Geukensia demissa populations in Rhode Island fringe salt marshes with varying nitrogen loads

  Mar Ecol Prog Ser 320:101-108 (2006)

  Increased residential development in coastal watersheds has led to increases in anthropogenic nitrogen inputs into estuaries. Sessile bivalves are good candidate organisms to examine nitrogen…

  Keywords: Bivalve, Nitrogen, Population attributes, Condition index, Indirect effects

  Authors: Chintala MM, Wigand C, Thursby G

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps320101

• Impact by association: direct and indirect effects of copper exposure on mobile invertebrate fauna

  Mar Ecol Prog Ser 326:195-205 (2006)

  Single-species toxicity studies have been criticised for their inability to test for the effects of pollution on interacting species in field conditions. Pollution may have indirect effects on…

  Keywords: Ecotoxicology, Copper pollution, Mobile epifauna, Hard-substrate assemblages, Disturbance, Indirect effects

  Authors: Perrett LA, Johnston EL, Poore AGB

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps326195